Judge Dismisses Suit Against Warren Sheriff
A Kentucky man, Eugene Prater, 33, sued Warren County Sheriff Roy Wallace for false imprisonment, seeking 50000. Judge Fred B. Cramer of Butler County Common Pleas Court dismissed the case when Prater did not attend trial or depositions. Prater claimed mental anguish from five days in jail, Nov 26 to Dec 1, 1969, after arrest on a bench warrant. He resided in Franklin at the time of arrest for failing to appear.
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Lebanon
Kentucky
Warren County
Roy Wallace
Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County
Eugene Prater
Rt. 4
Two Mile Road
Winchester
Cramar
Prater
Wallace
Franklin
N. Dixie Ing
Highway
Monroe Grange Awards Highlight Baking and Sewing Contests
Monroe Grange awarded prizes at Seven Dol ars Recreation Hall in a Sunday program. top bakers were Mrs. Russell Stewart first, Mrs. Richard Barnthouse second, Mrs. Ruth White third. juvenile baking winner Brenda Barnthouse. Sewing winner Mrs. Ruth Ann Zecher. second Mrs. Ralph Line. traveling program to Elk Creek tomorrow at 8 p.m. May 20 pomona at Elk Creek Grange to award county prizes. County Women's Activities Committee meets May 22 at 10:30 a.m. at REA building west of Hamilton. annual auction in afternoon.
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Monroe
Monroe Grange
Seven Dolars Recreation Hall
Russell Stewart
Richard Barnthouse
Ruth White
Brenda Barnthouse
William Schaefer
William Brower
Ruth Ann Zecher
Ralph Line
Elk Creek
Grange Hall
Pomona
Elk Creek Grange
County
REA
Hamilton
Lakota Students Earn State Farmer Degrees in Ohio
Two Lakota High School FFA members from the West Chester Chapter received the State Farmer Degree at the Ohio FFA Association Convention in Columbus. Louis Muskopf and Harry Weehner become the 40th and 41st West Chester Chapter recipients, with detailed records of crop production beef and welding accolades, district and national FFA participation, and community agricultural work. Delegates to the convention included Roger Van Gorden and Charles Kennel, accompanying advisor C. E. Stout and Mrs. Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Future Farmers of America
Lakota High School
Ohio Association of F.F.A
Columbus
Louis Muskopf
Clarence Muskopf
Port Union Road
Hamilton
Louis
Harry Weehner
John Keelner
Beckett Road
F.F.A
Roger van Gorden
Harry Keenner
David Brate
Charles Kennel
Don Shepherd
Allen Smith
Marty Baxter
Dan Stout
Bob Hellman
Bill Koch
Bruce Meyer
Duane Fagaly
Gary Jordan
Pat Webb
C. E. Stout
Stout
Monroe Lawn Fete Set For Saturday
The Monroe Elementary Lawn Fete returns Saturday from 3 to 7 p.m. at Monroe Elementary School with space walk cake walk and dunking booth. Advance 10 cent tickets from students prize entries and lawn fete day tickets available. Volunteers include Principal Gene Best and several staff members with crafts booths hot dogs and refreshments.
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Monroe
Lubbers School of Dance
Dunkee
Gene Best
Hank Brumberg
Don Gilchrest
Dale Foreman
Sells
PTO
Cochairmen
Dave McCarty
Jerry Marx
Virgil Downs
John Jordan
Hugh Roger
Bill Riegs
Pat Beatty
Paul Miller
Dick Conracy
Charles McFarland
Joe Herlihy
Jerry Stoll
Louise Marlarkey
Jim O'Neill
Shirley Hirt
Phyllis Sells
Virginia Smith
Russ Johnson
Don Orts den Langworthy
Ken Campbell
John Tyler
Joanne Dougherty
Rural Area Water System Receives Loan
The Farmers Home Administration approved a 2,676,000 loan to the Harlan Fast Fork Water System to build a central rural water network serving Warren, Clement, and Brown counties. The plan covers 125 miles of pipe, with deep wells and a treatment plant to supply 1,475 homes, farms, schools, churches and other facilities. The loan runs 40 years at five percent interest under the Rural Community Facilities program.
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Farmers Home Administration
Harlan-Fast Fork
Warren, Clement
Brown Counties
Con
Walter Powell
Warren County
Clermont and
Bown
The
Department of Agriculture Rural Credit Service
Powell
State Parks and Forests Highlight Ohio Natural Areas
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources lists more than 150 natural areas including 138000 acres in 57 state parks 168000 acres in 17 state forests and 72000 acres in 60 wildlife areas Aimed at boaters hikers campers picnickers and fishers the department notes vacation lodges at Hueston Woods Punderson and Burr Oak state parks. A regional tour list is provided with contact numbers for Adams Lake Brush Crows Lake Loramie Grant Lake Indian Creek Hueston Woods Pater Lake Clark Like Stonecut Darke John Bryan Xenia Fish Hatchery Grand Lake St Marys Fort St. Clair Rush Run Lake Loramie Leighty Lake and other sites.
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio
Natural Resources
William B. Nye
Hueston Woods
Punderson
Burr Oak
Adams Lake State Park
S.R
West Urtu
Brush Crows State Forest
Barden
Franquility Widhie
Tranquility
Auglaize County Lake Loramie State Park
St Marys Fish Farm
Grand Lake St. Mays
Serum Bank Aims to Help Poisoned by Chicken Pox
Baltimore AP reports Dr. Neil Solomon Maryland secretary of health unveils a first of its kind serum bank to aid children at high risk from chicken pox. He notes the illness can be deadly and mentions drugs used to combat arthritis kidney disease leukemia and other cancers.
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Baltimore
Neil Solomon
Maryland
Solomon
Wildwood Elementary PTO Lawn Fete Set For Saturday
Wildwood Elementary School hosts a PTO lawn fete this Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. with games such as bean bag toss fish pond and space walk plus an auction gift booths and a door prize American flag flown over the Capitol for attendees.
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Capitol
Washington D.C
Wildwood Elementary
Tops Club Franklin honors Kohr as Loser of the Month
Charles Kohr named Loser of the Month by Franklin Tops Club members. Mary Shaffer new member finished runner-up. Carmela Dutton named Kops of the Quarter with Mary Simms as runner-up. Members will study vitamins and their purpose this month.
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Franklin
Charles Kohr
Tops Club
Franklin Tops Club
Mary Shaffer
Kohr
Carmela Dutton
Kops
Mary Simms
Boro Students Named for Boys and Girls State
Springboro High School announced the selections for Buckeye Boys State and Girls State. Boys State candidate Rodney Dillon is active in multiple sports and National Honor Society, while Gina Duffey is a cheerleader and NHS member. Alternates are Jim Hough and Michele Manifold.
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Boro
Springboro
Springboro High School
Buckeye
Rodney Dillon
Phyllis Dillon
Paw Paw Drive
Gina Duffey
Darrell Duffey
Ohio
Waynesville
Lawn Fete At Lakota Set For May 13
Westchester Lakota District Music Organization sponsors an annual lawn fete on Saturday May 13 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Lakota Junior High School. The event features games booths white elephant cake walk and arts and crafts displays. Local school bands and choirs will perform including Hopewell Liberty Union elementary bands Lakota Junior Cadet Concert Symphonic bands and the high school chorus.
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Westchester
Lakota District
Hopewell
Liberty
Union
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Warren
Koehner
Muskoph
Keehner
Chicago
MidDletown Lumber CO
Central
Rural Area Water System
Nye
Unic
Groupp
Adams County
Brown County
Grant Lake
Mt. Crab
Indian Creek Wildlife Area
S.R. 5
Fateville
Hueston Woods State Park
Pater Lake Wildlife Area
Clark County
Clark Like
Harmony
Clermont County
Stoneuck
Edenton
Clinton County
Cowa i
W'nington
Darke County
Greenville
Green County
John Bryan State Park
Yellow Sprints
Xenia Fish Hatchery
S.R. 68
Xenia
Spr .Z Valley Wildlife Area
U.S. 42
Spring Vaile
Hamilton County
Newtown Fish Farm
Church Street
Cincinnati
Highland County
Fallsville Wildlife Area
S.R. 7
New Vienna
Oldaker Wildlife Area
U.S 30
Hillsboro
Rocky Fork State Park
U.S. 50
Mercer County
Grand Lake St. Marys $A
St.Mercer County Waterlow
Grand Lake
Marys
Preble County
Fort St. Clair State Memorial
Eaton
Rush Run Wildlife Area
Camde
Shelby County
Lake Loramie
Serum Bank
Mor Alban
Ziebart
Wildwood Lawn
Dillon
Duffey
Manitold
Ity
Lawn
Lakota
Cal
Middletown
Trenton
Miami St
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